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a Sixteeu.year-OId Horse Thief.

PITrsBUEG, Nov. 30.-A special from Akron,
Ohio, TO the Commercial Gazette says: A sixteen
year-oId German boy, named Conrad Getz, was
brought % this city from Kent yesterday, having
teen arrested for Offering for sale horse and
buggy. They were identified as a rig stolen last
friday night, and are valued at $3.50. The young
thief came over from Germany only a short time
ago his parents having died In the FatherlaDd,
ana was stopping with friends here. On HIM was
found the contents or a b nd-oag snatched from
a lady ON the street Ia this city one night last
week
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ANOTHER ITEM
FoK YOU TO talk ABOUT.

4 go Ovsrcoat for Ga.
4 o16 0vercoas for ol2
o12 Ovsrcoat for O..
4 o Ovegcoat for %.
o2S Corkscrsw Suit Tor Gao.
ol6 Atwood Suit either Cutavay or sack for els.
e2o Prince Albert Suit for o16 end III otnr gssdas
ct propeftionats Low pricea
For Doys from Is 70 10 ysaxs ola Ovsssoss ct ol60
oAbQ ESQ. up to ol6.
Suit nom o6 70 o16 which ~ guarantee 70 b vugth
from 70 70 20 psr cent more thaa vs ass sakins for
Chidrsn's SUITE. s2so a o. up 70 elo.
ovsfeosas y ease. ~ ease. sad - ID -
atvs ~ saal end b eoavi.ssA.
nm LONDON AND IuEasoo1 ozorzrss %.
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b WILLIAMS q CO., Auction,
THIS EVENING.

DAwNBROKEk'S AUG ION SALE
Il All persons holding tickets fr m No I to 1900
inclusive, aud interest not paid for three months on
the following articles. viz. Gold and Silver Watches
Diamonds Jewelry, Guns, Pistols Mechanical Tools,
aype-wnter, Books, Bibles Albums Banjos, Guitars.
Carriages Gold headed Canes, Sewing Machines and
Clothing embracing Ladies' and Gentlemen's caring
Apparel will tie sod at public auction, 30l Pennsy
vania NV at HALt-PASI SEVEN O'CLOCK
p. M, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
TWENTY-NINTH and THIRTIETH NOVEMBER,
and DECEMBER FIRST, 1887.
II b. LisKEY Pawnbroker.
M. Auctoueer. N
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Poisoned by Kissing a Corpse.

ALBANY, n Y, Nov. 30.-Henry kansman, OF
West Troy, died a few weeks ago, his body being
temporarily placed IN a vault. At the interment
the face OF the dead man was kissed by the widow
and three daughters Mrs. Kansman and her
eldest daughter soon after died of blood poison
Ing, and the other two daughters are dangerously
Ill. Little hope Is held for their recovery.
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THE PUSrLIsrs ~ ENGLAND. - It h given out
quietly In London that sullivan and Mitchell viii
probably meet In glove ngnt within month Tor
Zoo a aide. The night viii be private and take
place In a secluded room where none but choice
spfffrs will be admitted IL was arranged yester-
day that the puglists belt should be dep s!ted IN
The sporting Lgs ONCE and Fleming and Harding,
rep esentIng smith and Kilrain, should be sent 70
spain to select a suitable pllce for the hight IL
w s further agreed that twelve men on each side
should be aIl0wed 70 witness the night, instead OF
nye. as originally proposed.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucnoneer..

FINE BROWN COUPE HORSE. SEVENTEEN
HANDS WEIGHS 1900 POUNDS, SIX WARS
FINE SURREY WAGON, LADIES' PHAEToS
HARNESs SADDLE. BRIDLES BIANKTTS
AND STABLE OUTFIT.
On THURSDAY. DECEMBER FIRST, ct TWELVE
O'CLOCK noon in front of our auction rooms 9th and
streets northwest We will sell the vementioned
articles, being the property Of Como A. d. KELLOGG,
who is disposine Of them account Of leaving the
city The horse deserves especial attention being
OF the hnest coupe and driving horses IN the cts.
n20 DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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AcuuoRSr, EnrroR sHor-R sm,t

A CALIroRSIA EDITOR sHOT.-R s. smith. editor
Of the Redwood. Cal, Tunes onI Gdzetfs was shot
Tuesday afternoon by DIR. l. L. Powell. The shoot
Ing grew out u the publication OF article by
smith. IN winch Powell was charged with defraud-
fng a widow. smith Is In a CT IDEAL condition.
Powell WIS placrd under arrest He Is said TO be
brother OF T. Z Powell. .mocratic candidate for
sOxernOr u OniO 81 The late election.
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A Happy County Without . Crime.
From the Martha's Vineyard (Masa) Herald
Marthss Vineyard Is that fortunate county in
the commonwealth Of Massachusetts, In which
neither crime nor criminals exist Five thousand
people dwell on this island In peace; our jsil ts
useless f0rmality, and police are unknown.
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Robt. Garrett and party, who were at Denver
for several days DEPARTED for San Francisco last
evening He las not decided upon his trip from
that poinI HIS health - greatly improved
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


FNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucronecr.
sf f2H ISb 18Th 18Th s 81 sf
p s s, 81 4 decree .. As sSrr. Court e tho
,a.sss S .e !. PS6c SS sscSn 'hs rSns
en-, t n rs. estate s,a.,, .hs
and Described original lot twenty three Ss
SI s IN square one h9narsd md
inch q said oris,nL lot tventy-ihres c2sD by the
inches q .aid :ubio, si.isea dSS by The aspt,,
Thereof %prOved BY handsome thrsesory pressed.
OF sss o. s:e ,s prs.crbsd BY the deere
and two IN s1sa and the s,n ,s in ns
the s ."s &C s 81 g DEED ss. q ss s Inn
~ n ns IN (. Pursn.:sT' dspo q
not complied NTH ten days the irustees
the me property at the risk and cost Of
''' '''''''s f fH5Sstss !. FISHER rr....
,,.,. k.iest ssisiSs
sfstEf. SE S EsV s4Rsfr hs s5Sf H.
q sMHPhhsrs1 sss1fhSaof tssT fSsR q
!. NO = II SSTr'I&lirs' SOL g, VIII sell
fl: pfoPs..yis near M stree. south
bear das q s ss nUse
AZ Sn,lSn and to Ss secured Sy Sssd q
70 Be- eomped With in ten days Otherwise rsh srs
chaser :sr dve day. public notice Of suSh rsae IN
aSsi sRo 2
L 3N EIsHTH STREET EAST. MEAN EAST CAP hEs
On "Wednesday AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
VIII sell, in front Of the prsmi.es ~
fronting SO feet on s,h street cast between Eas. Czp
to and North streeta one Of The finest lots in this
Terms One third cash: balance in one and two years
notes TO bear per cent interest from day OF sale
on premises sold or ali cash at purSassr. ertioni
deposit of $500 required AZ time Of sale Conyeyanc-
with days otherwise right reserved 70 pesel at
ne r,.k and cost Of deisuting purchaser after ye
putli.hed in washington, 2; g - -'"
WLTER b WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctioneers
BTILPISa iSTs. FEoSTiNG' N fiSfhrIhHtfa
o. NIbsf HBHkf e snnn NINE
M ss s .s pa5 .se. pasn
on sna
and running bach one hsndsd and forty feet ten
Os By iss adjoining new bcf house Tins
iMMEBIxTEIY AFTER THE ABOVE We will also
se TWO to.s o on street near 18TH In square No.
AZ OF the abovd lots are in the improving northwest
Terms cash Balance q. one and two years
deed Of kdeposit Of s0O required on each lot
n25-d WALTER b. Williams Co. Aucts
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BISHOP PARET on MIssIoSs--BlshOp Paret,
In a sermon al ~. Peters p. Z church, Baltimore,
last night, IN the interest Of missions, said the
Protestant Episcopal Church was lar behind four
other Protes, ant denominations In missionary
work. lie said the average was about nye 10 one
against the Episcopal Church The other Chrls-
tlan bodies have great enthusiasm In the work,
while the work In The Episcopal Church Is hstiess
IN comparison with Tie Church OF England, the
American church was far behind The Church OF
EDzland gave sl,2sa,0oo Tor domestic and
a. 10000 Tor foreign, while the church IN TIL.
country gave 100000 for domestic and sl5e.0o0
FOR foreign
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XNALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

SALE OF LOTS ON STREET, SIXTH, SEVENTH
AND STREETS NORTHEAST. IN SQUARE S51.
On FRIDAY NEXT, DECEM Der SECOND, at sxax
FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, We shall Offer for sale for ~
the owner the following lots in Square So,
namely Lots 49, 90. 81. each fronting 20 feet on <
street Lot 81 at corner Of and 9TH streets north
east Lots % and % on street Lot 3s 9TH street.
and Lot on the alley in said square These lots
all grade will be sold free from encumbrxnce-
Terms one-third cash; balance one and two years,
" ned WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & co, Aucts.
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WE OFFER
SILKS! sILKs!i sILKs!!l

Our HOLIDAY GOODS are arriving daily.
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sssss y Eff EER
81 t.. Il + H E.
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SIS II w E.. sssss :

OWING TO THE LATE ARRIVAL OF JACK
FROST. THE SALE OF HEAVY FOOTWEAR HAS
BEEN SOMEWHAT RETARDED, AND TO AVOID
CARRYING THEM OVER WE ARE COMPELLED
TO MARK DOWN PRICES ON MANY OF THEM
WORTHY OF YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION ARE
THE FOLLOWING 80 LIFE SAVERS" WHICH
MAY BE TRULY SO CALLED FOR THE EXTREME
COMFORT THEY AFFORD AND TUE pRorEC-
TON THEY OFFER TO THE wEARER FROM
COLD AND DAMP FEET tTHE RESULT OF MANY
FATAL COLD, THEREBY PROBABLY SAVING
MANY A LIFE.
AT s4.s7 WE ARE SELLING NOW THE MOST
ELEGANT FRENCH CALF, CALF-LINED SCOTCH
BOTTOM (HAND-MADE Of CoURsE). ENGLISH
Balls AND CONGRESS- REGULAR % SHOES
FOR s395. AN EXTRA HEAVY CHOICE CALF 8
SOLE SCOTCH BOTTOM BOOT. MANY A POLICE
MAN CAN TESTIFY TO THEIR DURA-
BILITY AND COMFORT; THEY ARE
CHEAP AT %. AT s2.4o LADIES' PLIABLE
FINE BUTTON. WITH HEAVY EXTENSION
soLEs. FAIR STITCHED. YET wITHAL NOT
CLUMSY. BUT AS COMFORTABLE AND PERFECT
FITTING AS THE LLGHTEsT SLIPPER; THESE
ARE BETTER THAN ANY OTHER o SHOE ABOUT
TOWN.
YOU MUST SEE THESE BIZ ALL MEANS.
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The Jersey City board OF works have unani-
mously passed over Mayor CievelandS veto the
resolution granting franchise TO the Pennsyiva-
MIA Railroad Co. 70 elevate its tracks IN that city,
The matter win probably now - carried 70 the
couYtA
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Ct. Il. KIM
TAILOR
ll4oTH 81. y. v.
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nUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRy BRICK
DWELLING ON ELEVENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN g AND II STREETS NORTHWEST. AT

AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the 18th day Of
May, A. d. 1883 and recorded IN Liber l040. folio -
PA ct seq of the land records for the District OF II
Columbia. and at the item request Of the party
cured thereby, will offer for sale, 1t public auction
in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, the TENTH
O'CLOCK IN, the following described real estate and
and known on the ground plat or plan Of said CITY as
the entire south half north half of lot numbered
fourteen square numbered three hundred and nine
having front of fourteen feet and nine inches
Eleventh street by the entire deptho Of said lot
gether with the improv ements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Onefourth Of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue In equal payments in twelve
the day of SALE the deferred payments be secured
deed 81 trust on the premises sold all cash. at
Of the purchaser on day Of sale. All conveyancing
&C., ct purchasers cost.
90, LII III 1y SoHSs on, vsovl Trustees
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CLASSROOM LANDAU, SPLENDID PAIR OF
HORSES AND SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS
AT Az CTION.
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER TIL ID, 1857, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in trout of my auction rooms.
shall sell elsgant turnout belonging Q private
family. This is superb outfit and should command
the attention of parties desiring such establish
ment card will be given TO parties who ex-
anime the prop rty prior to sale. n30-3t
geo. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING, 40: sos SIXTn sTRELT SOUTH
WEST. OPPOSITE ST. DOMINGO CHURCH.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded, and IN
At the req u.st Of the party thereby secured weov
will SELL Al public auction. in front Of the prem
ises, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER THIkTEENIH,
1857, q FOUR O'CLOCK 7. M, Lot No. 81. Of sub
division, in square No. 495.
Terms made known at sale.
JOSEPH r. FREEMAN,l r,
n30-dts JAMES H. RIOHARDS,t irus'ees-
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Rev. Mr. Pentecoss Sustained.

HIS CONGREGATION FAITHFUL TO HIN, But NOT RE
sPoSSTBLE FOR HIS ECONOMIC THEORIES
Rev. Hugh o. Pentecost was sustained Monday
night by vote OF the members of his congrega-
ton In the Belleville-avenue Congregational
church, at Newark, n. j., according to a Phila-
delphia Press special The total vote was DOB
with I39 in the Affirmative and "a In the mega
tive. Nothing was said against the pastor nor
was any discussion heard After the voting a
resolution was passed saying that the action OF
the church must not be construed as indorsing
Mr. PenLecOst's views on the George theories nor
MS sentiments as expressed In a sermon a few
weeks ago on the hanging OF the anarchistsA Ii
was taken for the welfare Of the church and be-
cause OF Mr.. Pentecost's religious belief.
Mr. PentecoSt was present with his pretty wife,
and when the applause subsidized after the an
nOuncement OF the vote he delivered an address,
In which he said that he had no desire TO foist
any OF his IDEAS on the congregation, and had
nothing but the welfare of the church in his mind
After the adjournment OF the church there was a
meeting or the acknowledgements Congregational
society, which concurred in the action OF the
church.
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Herr Most Convicted.
THE VERDICT A SURPRISE, AS THE JUDGES On
FAVORED MOST.

THE VERDICT SURPRISE, AS THE JUDGES CHANGE
FAVORED MOST.
Judge Cowing, in his charge 70 the Jury in the
Most Trial In New York yesterday afternoon spoke
OF the freedom OF speech and liberty OF sthe press
In the United states, and then referred to Most's
speech saying he could ind nothing in It which
came within the statute. The jury took the case
at 80.
The jury returned at 10 pm. with a verdict OF
guilty. The verdict created general surprise, as
the prevailing impression had been that the EVIL
dence was Insufficient The judges charge was
also considered 10 be In Mosts favor. IL Is sup
posed that the jury were Influenced by Mosts bad
record as an agtator, and the fact OF his many
previous convictions on similar charges.
Mr.. Howe moved for a new trial, and argument
on the motion will be heard next Monday SEN
tence therefore, deferred Most Will be locked
up in the Tombs until the question OF q new trial
Is decided
on the first ballot the jury stood seven for ac-
quitta and five ,or conviction. After several bal
lots IL became six 10 six. Finally the six for ac-
quittal gave In II took three hours TO change the
first man from acquttal to conviction. The next
followed more rapidly.
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WIN. HAHN 4 co.'s

WIN. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE Nous 9.
Main Store: Sl6 7thst
West Store: 1922 Penna ava,
East Store: 23l PennA. svs. "a
n1s-2m
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IT Is REAsosAb1r

To suppose that . firm whose experience in
business covers years Of success can and will
give its patrons satisfaction. Such drm In
located at 7l9 MARKET SPACE. COZ. 9Th
ST. N. w.
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nl9 sos pennsylvHnis Avenua
A GOOD CHANCE FOR
"A CHRISTMAS PRESFNTS
PAWNBhO Ek'S AUCTION SALE
viii sell. for X sellnger, At 1907 9Th ct NV on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER the FIRST, lsss al
SEVEN i. NJ, larre assortment of piAnonds, Gold
Silver and Metal Watches solid Gold Rines ali de-
scriptions sets Of Jewelry,a assortment Of hns
silver aud PlAted-ware. Albums, Clocks. Bracelets,
Gold and Plated Vest Chains. Necklsc.s and fact.
one Of the nnest stocks of Jewelry Offend n
auction suitable for the Christmas holidays
his sale will continue up 60 December 9th. In
cluded. every night, at q nm.
Reasonable deposits taken goods and will hold
the same up 70 Christmas.
r. sEIINGER. Broker
NJ FOLEY. Auctioneer. I2g-Ot
nUNoANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
~ Corner 9th and ID 80
" R iS M shLh or fCkHNlIg VI bkiC5
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Q. s. MARsHAI.s SALE OF FURNITURE, BRIO
A.BsAG FINE PIANO. &C. on THURSDAY
SIX FIRE-PKooF sAFEs.

SIX FIRE-PRoOF SAFES
and at TWELVE O'CLOCK
FINE COUPE. HORSE. AND CARRIAGES.
The sale will commence with the Furniture Carpets
&C., TEN O'CLOCK A. M n2D-2r
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY. TO
CLOSE AN ESTATE SITUATED ON NIRaTNIA
AVENUE NkAk FOURTH STREET AND ON
STREET SOUTHEAST. ANDcN VI GINA AVE-
NuEAND On STREET. NEAR SIXTH STREET.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
TWENTY EIGHTH. AT HALf-PAsT FOUR -
ONLOCh- we will sell. In front q the premises, III
PART LOT A, SQUARE ~,
fronting 81 feet inches street and Is feet 10
inches on virginia avenue. improved by Frame
Houses
IMMEDIATELY AFTER We will sell. I'm front of
premises the west 20 feet front of
LOT I. SQUARE SO
fronting on virginia and running through 20
street near corner of 9th street southeast
This property II sold 20 close estate.
Terms: One-third cash. balance and two years
notes 70 bear sin cent interest from day Of sale
Iayable seml-annually, all cash. option of pur.
chasers deposit Of 800 each lrece required st
time OF sale. ConNeyancing ETC. purchsser- cost
Terms 70 be complied with In right
reserved 20 resell NJ the risk and cost the defautne
purchaser after hVe days public notice Of such resao
In some newspaper published in WASHINGTON, ID. C.
n22-d DUNCANSON BROS. Auctionesru.
"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ao.
count OF the incl ment weather until THURSDAY.
DECEMBER FIRST at same hour and plaza
n2s-dSds DUNCANsON BROS. AnctioneerA
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A UCTIoN SALE OF FIRsT-cIkSs ORIGINAL,
"A PAINTINGS AIit By L 2 srINSER Artist:
NIGHT OF DRCEMB FIRST 1857 SALE
COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
This sale offers spl ndid opportunity for those de-
string TO make a handsome Christmas present or 70
decorate their homes. n2o-4ts
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GRAND SALE
GRAND SALE
VENETIAN CARVED RiNAIssAscE ART Fur.

On THURSDAY, d. GENDER FIRST. commencing
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A NJ, shall sell within our
saesroom several pieces Of Venetian Carved Walnut
and Oak Art Furniture Wood Carvings and other
novelties in ART Objects Just been imported for this
springs trade. partially enumerated:
ANTIQUE VENETIAN CARVED OAK ARM
CHAIhs IN WALNUT And OAK. ANTIQUE cARy-
ED WALNUT ARM CHAIRS BROCADE SILK SEAT.
ANTIQUE VENETIAN CARVED WALNUT HALL
SEAT, VENETIAN WROUGHT IRON JARDINIERE
CARVED AND ENAMELLD WOOD s.TATpE WITH
WITH PEDEsTALs. ANTIQUE Carved wooI)
CHiFFoNIER; VERY FINE, CARVED Wood PEDES-
TAILS, AND OTHER NOVELTIES IN ART OFJFfsTS
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS co.
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Z G. DAVIS,
6 7l9 MARKET SPACE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-10-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

WHAT TO WEAR What are the
new fall and winter styles is what inter-
ests every lady and when she wants to
buy new dress or wrap she wants the
latest and newest thing out. We have
made this q study and have taken great
pains in selecting nothing but the newest
and best styles of dress goods and trim
ming. We mention first in plain dress
goods, the all wool Henriettas. These
are very soft smooth finish with rich lus-
ter shades. Heliotrope, navy, myrtle, and
new brown. Next is French sirge in
plain colors, new brown. Teracotta, Myr-
tie, Bronze, Heliotrope. Navy. Another
very desirable style is the plated mix
lures in all colors for street wear. Plain
and mixed Tricots of course will still be
worn. In trimmings we have everything
in braid and bead sits for waist and
Flannel, Furrs, Stripes. and plain vel
vets and plush braids of all styles. In
fact we have 30 many different kinds of
trimmings that it Is impossible to men
ton them all. We have the largest stock
ever brought to Martinsburg and then we
show them in broad day light as our dress
goods counter is Immediately under the
sky light. Don't forget we've moved one
door north of Market House.
EMMERT & FIERY.
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Horace Gap.--Jefferson Co.

Mr.. Isaac I'll. Strider has just had
his house painted gray, and now
Rose Hill" presents quite an unusu-
al appearance, in fact does not look
like itself. Mr.. Richard McIntire
was the artist who did the work, and
ssDick f" is hard to beat in that line.
Sheep killing dogs were out again
last week, and attacked Mr.. John
Burns sheep Gripping several, when
Mr.. B. appeared on the scene. and
put the marauders to flight, but I'M
fortunately did not capture them.
Mr.. Jenkins, who is again in charge
of the Kearneysville colored school, is
doing good work, having enrolled So
for the first month.
We had the pleasure last week, Of a
hand shake and few minutes talk
with David H. Dodd, Esq, of your
county, who was travelling in this vi
cinity, looking up some bushes mat
tiers.
The foundation for our new school
house has been dug out, and the rock
guarried for the same. The frame is
also on the ground, ready to be set
up. ... .-t .-rsrIs NgG-
Farmers are nearly through with
seeding. ss TEMPLAR.
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MARRIAGES.

On Wednesday, the 2sth inst, Mr..
Thomas Winston and Miss Annie
Gallaher both of Harper's Ferry, were
married at the Catholic Church there,
the Rev. Father Wilson officiating.
Oct. End, near Berkeley Springs,
by Rev. III. r. Savage, Francis S.
Weiss and Miss Marion Blackwood.
On the 14th of September, 1887, by
Rev. Edward Tearney, Brother of
the groom, DR.. j. p. Tearney, of Har-
per's Ferry, to Miss Bell j. Burton
daughter of Col. j. HI. Berton of Fred
erick county, Va, formerly of Har-
per's Ferry.
In Shepherdstown, September II,
1887, by Rev. H. G. Mcdaniel, Mr..
William Emery, of Jefferson county,
and Miss Annabelle McPhillen, of
Berkeley county, w. Va.
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LITTLE GEORGETOWN, w. VA. |
October 9Th, 1887.

Now the field is open to whom it
may concern. Since my marriage on
Sept. %, 1887, it has started from
some place, through some malicious
person that / have been married be-
fore. don't want people to attend to
my business for nothing, ] will give
any one interested in my affairs the
privilege ofsearching all the marriage
records In this broad land of ours, and
a small reward of one hundred dollars
for your trouble, IL you can bring
proof to another marriage against me
before Sept. %, 1887. Come up
with your proof for you know all
:" Liars ~ shall have their portion in q
land that is warmer than this, the
good book says first cast out the
beam that is in thine own eye, then
shalt thou see clearly to cast out the
mote that IL Ia thy brothers. eye, and
again, thou shalt not bear false wit
ness against thy neighbor this and a
thousand other such passages you
could find, II you spend more time
searching the scriptures, and less in
talking about what does not concern
you In the least hoping to hear what
evidence my accusers can furnish, /
take this opportunity Of informing
them through the columns Of your val
liable paper what ] wish them to do
about 1t, and in the language of the
poet ] am constrained TO say. Ali
VOID some power the gift'a gle US TO
see OURSELVES as others see US il VOID
from many blunder free us and
foolish notion. LEWIS G.. MYERS.